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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

The opening of Bayou PIaouemine,
which is so much desired by a large
majority Of .residenters in this and
other sections Of our country, we
fear, will only be a thing spoken OF,
hut will not prove a matter of fact,
if we are to Judge by the silence
of u representative from this
congressional district, on the sub
ject. Push this matter forward, Mr.
Cav, or let us know your reason:
why, for not doing so.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05
NQIICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.
January 81. 1887.

January 81. 1887.
Notice is hereby given the 1ni!owths-
nar,rd settler has filed notice of his inteH-
zion to make final proof i'll support OF ms
claim, and that said ppocf viii he made
before tue Judge or in his absence the
C1ark of the District Court, at Abbeyiiie,
La. on Friday. March =, 1881, W.
Louis T. Landry, who made Homestead
Entry No. 63s9. for the So qHalter See L.
I. II, SIR. . East Louisiana Mefi'lan. -
we've his continuous residence upon. ANA
cultivation of said land. viz.
Desire Leblanc. jr. Dntalis Glronaro,
-Locenct, Yhcoaule. Hebert, all OF
| }et1nilivn parish. i4uuisia1la.
THos. j. BUTLER, Register
Feb. s. 1897.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
o5,h Judicial District Court.
Parish of Eermiiion.
No. Go.
Srcraesion of E,nt.ne DaTtcG

DTyir.,e Of al order OF sale granted by
- tie Honorable 18th jnilc1ai EiStIJet
Iu,lrk. in and fpf the parish OF 'erinil'''il
.aI Sture-ot ir1iisiana. in the ms tiers OF
<fi,c a!,oye entitled ana numbered tttate.
rntice is irareby given that there Will he
sold al pai'ie auction: t. tI'e last ',1r 4
highest bidder. at the iafe residence Oh ''ie
deceased. in this parish, on
YI,ur~.7ay. February rs, 1857
the following property belonging to said
one trae. ct land situated in this parish
on the west side Of boyon Nernt,iioli, con,
tailing forty 4I!i0o acres Ard DESIGNATED
as the NV. quarter of the Nj. quarter, o.
Section +, in T. u. SIR. East;
One corn criis-One dwelling house
40 ~paanels Of feneing-15 head gentle cat
tle-3 hces--A lot Of household furLitut:
- bpasteaAs and bedding-one tot O
| cooking utensils, and many other artici":
Terms, Cash 10 pay debts.
j. S. NUNiiZ, Sheriff.
January %, 1887.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-tifth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of Vermiion.

IWenTy-flitn Ju1lclal DlStTlcI Court.
Parish Of Vermiion.
No. l31.
Zeolive Mayard, widow Eugene
Broussard VS.. the heirs of Martha 0.
Porter.
To Clermont Young Of the parish Of
iberia. Nd. Young, Monroe r. Young,
and Thomas Rand ct the parish Of La
fayette, Willie Morgan, wife Of
and craGnigo j. Young OF the parish Of
st. Mary. La, heirs and legal represen-
tatives OF Mrs. Martha o. Porter, decd.
You are hereby notified that pursu-
ant to an order from his Honor Conrad
Debaillon, Judge of Il said court, the
undersigned will proceed to prove up
and re-cstablish the title Of her deceas-
ed husband. in community with her
| from the late Martha o. Porter, to the
hereinafter described property, insopen
court, at the next term of the district
court Of said parish, at the court house,
in the town Of Abbeyille, beginning on
Tuesday, the 9TH day OF april next, to
wit the undivided orr-fourth inter-
est in and to a certain tract OF land "
ing in this parish, at Grosse-Isle Cap
measuring ten arpsnts front by forty
arpents deep; the long lines running
east and west. and known as the Porter
tract. bounded above by lands now
iowned by Felix Mayard and Willie
swain, (ately j. D. Broussard,l below
by the undersigned, Desire Lachausse,
land Mrs. k}cbert ThibodeaaN, east ny
a tract formerly ewIed by Pierre A.
!, melia primeau3 and Joseph c. Har-
rington and west by Wm.H Swain.
Abhe.ille, La, Jany.. %. 1857.
/ IEOLlyE MAYARD.
9 By her attys. Sinedes & White.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

The Shreveport Times is right in
thinking the basis OF representa-
ton" is going to be a big bone OF
contention in the next State conven-
ton. w think so. too. We can
moi believe the white votcrs-ihe
bone, brain and sincw of the party,
who rose in their majesty and
crushed ~radicalism, arc going to
permit a handful Of bold, bad men
who have the gall to bulldoze a big
5guorant, and bogus niger vote il
the river parishes to walk into thu
convention with their sheep scalp
aad dictate to their bettels.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

Father Charles Cuny, the Brons'
sardville priest. has been sent as
auxiliary priest in the Lake Charles
parish. Father. Cuny has the best
wishes of his old friends.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05
STATE or LOlISlA"'''
25th Judicial District Court
Parish Of Vermllion.


No. GS.
Succession of Unezime Gaspau;
Application of Eugene ". Caspal4
to he appointed admIn'slra 10 8,
Notice is hereby given 70 ~
lies interested in the said sacces y y
or having any opposition 70 na,' )
the application Of said app''ca' as;rs
file the same in writing in tns o -
of the clerk of court within cav
from the date hereof. I'D
Given under my hand and ss'
court, this 29,h day of JAN G lssn
LAs41E RnoussARp, Cle'1
! smcdcs & White, attys'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

Hon. }. B. Eustis places US under
obligations for his kind remem-
brauce of the MERIDIoNAL, In the
distribution of public favors.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

Mr.. Gay voted against the liner,
State Commerce bill. How wonld
he vote on opening Bayou Plaque
mine?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05
proDoscd Railroad from jean
critic TO ADbeville.

ed OF, y IS much uesiie" !! W" /
peon|e. Some portions of our State /
are sadly in need Of these convenient
means of transportation, and 1t Is
gratifying to learn that our people
arc waking up to the necessity Oh
having them. It was once stated
hy a distinguished parsonage that
a railroad laid down IN any part OF
the United States would be a paw
inc institution, and the truth OF his
statement is being fully confirmed
by practical experiment.
This section Of country, which IS
.sparcely settled would, had we
direct railroad communication with
the outside world, soon ELL up with
an industrious agricultural popaIa-
ton, whose joint products must End
an outlet to good markets by means OIL
railroad transportation. A railroad
, from Jeanertte to this point would
: paw as we'll, for the same number O
), miles, as any other road IN tue
t South, for the reason that the SOIL
in this portion Of the State If
inoxhaustiblc. and that the yet
~unoccupied lands Of this section
mist. in the course Of a very few
wears. be teeming with a population
: of agricultural and stock-raislng
citizens.
=" This and adjoining parishes are
we'll adapted to grow all the cereals
y cotton, sugar.canc; and the raising
e Of stock is a we'll established fact
and it only needs capital and labor
n. to develop their rich soil. THIS cal
&c not be better accomplished than bs
r. having railroads throughout thu
~ State, for it is a well.known lac
"a that these great artificial means o
transportation increase and deve'o1
op the wealth Of a country more tina
at any other method that can be az
yised. and when this is done, capita
ist will not be slow to profit ny tn
a. golden prospect before them IN th
ew wide field Of q rich aud tortil
'"' country.
The stoek-raisins interests c
ltlc southwestern Louisiana are III
o"' mensc, aud her vast Prairics afor
an abundance of nutrition the who
year round to myriads Of cattle an
81 horse, thst Craze thereon, and be
u OF the finest kind is shipped almo
daily to cities east Of here. 1t VI
ne. only require a few years hence,
we secur railroad transportation
md to the great commercial centcrs.
We make this section a garden spot
If our State; and by dividing off Q
act. large tracts of land into farms
nee various dimensions, according to I
fhis wealth Of the owners, the amon
:nb. of produce that will be raised "
MIR. be of incalculable benefit to
sons world at large. Let US, tn
strive to place ourselves in I;
road communication with .
ions outside world, for railroads ere
paid aid develop the resources OF
each country by opening all the aven
Of , to the wealth of its productions.
and
the We, of the South, have too II
,ticn been inclined to rely uren the nc
Law. for assistance in all measures
Twice much magnitude, and nearly e'
their railroad, steamboat line, or FACT
n be numbers among its shareholders
force a few Northern men. In the SIX
little parish Of Livingston a pa
i. company has been organized
int in home ,conlc. and q steambca
:enta- h,;,a;,, of ~,,,;vo woods nv ne
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

St. Martin Messenger: We are
informed by several planters that
the cane seed is in a very pfecarlous
condition.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

The Plaeuemine Protector is KICK
ing because the police jury OF that
parish pays the attorney $500 year.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

We, of tue South, have too long
been inclined to rely uron the North
for assistance in all measures OF
much magnitude, and nearly every
railroad, steamboat line, or factory
numbers among its shareholders not
a few Northern men. In the sleepy
little parish Of Livingston a packet
company has been organized by
home people, and a steamboat is
building Of native woods, by native
mechanics. on a marine ways in thai
parish. Unity of purpose, aud con
cert of action will make any people
powerful and prosperous. Many
a micklc make a mucle," saith th'
pold Scotch adagc, and if the peopl'
of Nermilion parish will only NOV
en- masse. many obstacles to the gen
eral advancement of their interest
would disappear.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05
.EexiIrOnG T2aiierse

a dispatch from Jeanerette OF the
27tll ult., to the New Orleans
Picayune says a public spirited meet
inc was held here last night to de
eide upon the course to be persned
towards the successful accomplish
ment ofthe Jeanerctte and Abheville
Railroad, resulting in the charter
to WHICH we're annexed subscription
to the extent of $4,000, aud it is
at present before the District
Attorney for approval. In addtien
to the above a petition was signed
by the majority Of the tax payers
praying the Council to levy a special
tax to be devoted to the building OF
the road above mentioned Z. NJ.
Welch, the originator Of the pro
ject. is just in receipt OF a com
%munication from an Eastern concern
representing sl0,e00,00O of money
who are simultaneously connected
with a colony matter requesting
100000 acres Of land adapted tt
cane culture.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

The n. O. Chronicle suggests the
name Of General Brent, Of Asccn.
sion, for governor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

Our thanks are due Hon. E. J.
Gay for congressional favors. /
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

A Times Democrat special from
J%eanerette, OF the 23d nit, says
last evening q meeting was held in
this town by the directors OF the
Attakapas Agricultural and Mecha1r
zeal Association for the purpose
of considering what action should
be taken regarding the convention
lcs,led by the Governor, to assemble
II Baton Rouge on Tuesday next
Jan. 26. It was decided that the
association he represented, and Mr.
Bernard MiImo was chosen as the
delegate: a selection hlgnly approx
cd OF by friendssof the organization
The grounds occupied by the loca
exposition at Jeanerette last yea
are very spacious and admIrabl.
situated for the purpose. and Their
is a general hope that this will b
the point selected for the holding 0
, the coming animal State fair.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

A special from San Antonio,
Texas, of the LIST to the iSmes-Demo-
cyot Informs US that as for announce
ment, track laying was yesterday
began on the northwestern extern
sion from this city OF the San
Antonio end Arkansas Pass Railroad
One hundred and fifty men are
engaged on the work, and a mile
and a half Of track vas completed
in eight hours. The road will be
pushed with all possible rapidity
and contracts have been left 10 reacl
Boerne in thirty days and the
Guadalupe river in fifty days
Trains will be running to Kerrville
eighty miles northwest, on Sept. |.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-05

January %, 1887.
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glue hem pbcrrn xhaIe.

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mann bon 48 Sabren, Der friber III
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ipurbe er ourd forteeiebte unsIddsfdqe
unb arbeitsIoisfeit peranIabt.
= 9lnn 2IOpo bon OIppbant bat ben
ebcnfalIs bort ipobnenbsn Got SowCa
auf bic glntlase Der 9erleumeung bers
baftsn IaRen unb perIanst $1,000 Sdus
benerint.
9tm geter Ort bon gIrdbaIb
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gen bate.
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netsn grfOISen anseparbt ipurben uno
m64te i'd ni9t Obne bisielben iein.-
Geo. Sder3inser, glat. Some, Wloats
someyp Co., Obio.
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= Cine auBerorbentIid ipiatiss
@nif@eiSuns III i'm 9unbessa areiseeri9t
ju Trenton, q. s., bon Stidter Bradley
dbseBebet tpprben. Gsit sSabren bes
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Ju8ans 3um Reip Dorfer Safsn su sss
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gunmebr Iudte Der Staat Reip Seriep
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bon Der @rbauuns Der Bride absubat.
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bel ;u Sanbe ipie su @aHer Su CONTROLS
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MonOpOI Der gennipIbanias s8abn ges
broGen, mas nibt nur far bic Stabt
gleip Dorf, fonbern mittelbar fur bas
sanse 9anb bon bober ScoeutunS 1T.
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acespiirt. Der taufmanniiGe abi6a.
ter Tbemas 6. 0lelpin Ieste isinen
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@e6leI, YaNage, Seuer ! ee6ens @eri. Geiadft

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bfentIi6en Bari su erIansen bofsuts
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&tabtrath.

8egeIm6biee 9eriammIung hes
Select Gouncil am 9pnnerltas
9lbenb. -9ia9 8erIeiun8 bes YrotOtOls
lss idritt man sur BabI zines faufs
mGmiihen 9lbihdbers, fir tpslbe
Steue ioIesn6s Npminationen semadi
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S. Wliaer, Sobu O'@aaep, SObn
S6pent. 9rei 9lbitimmungsn nit
foIsenbem HeIultate ipurben oorsenoms
men:
Grite I6ftimmung-
MtIpin-9Biliaus, Mabcn 8unus, Ef.
9cns, Jtyan, etpyo-6.
@iian-9ipttrts, Srpofs, Wtepay, St1D,
Dals. Wlatits 80.
O'mausy Sce. O'RaIia, 6rsH o'sCs!s,
GeIccran-5.
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9neite NbitImmune-
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Ds9cua, 6rss, Ryan, 8cbinlpn, 9Iryb 8.
Wlian Rpbrris, Brpcfs, 0repay, Ntlly,
S6msr, SaIt Mdttrs-
S'Raasy.-S@aIia, S'SOyIs, gurrOran
3.
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gcreoran-t0.
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lleber bic 8orlase, Der Y1ilfssbarre
unb Seranton Gilenbabn 60. 6as 8e6t
aur 8enubuns eiues 9beiles bon @elt
2odapanna Apenue su ertbeiIen, erbob
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8srOronuns rsfsrirt babsn, braneen
aber nibt bur9 uno iie paHirte nit IL
gsgen 6 Stinmen.-Die 8erorbnung sur
Subftitliruns bon BadIteinIeipefS fur
einen Ibeit zines 8bbrenfeipers i'm piers
ten 9iitritt iuurbe BON Wlebipap aufges
rufen unb paiiirte erte uno afpeite 2eiI
uns.-Nebrere SteuererIaHuneen ipur.
ben senebmist, pOrauf 8ertasuns Biz
Ncnta8 erfcIete.
Der Select Council bate an
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bon 2ampen unb Sperants, peIHe
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-08-11

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-08-11

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